Analysis of Nails in my hand and in soul



Nails in my hands and my soul. How can you forgive yourself when you fail the one you love. Would you set yourself on fire because the pain is so intense  she was a shy soul I felt her when I saw her picture.  Would you commit a horrible crime so the police would shoot you down in the streets. The heart heals after a time. But what if you could never forget and you dragged yourself a cross glass each time. A wound that never heals. Who would place the first nail I would not fight my soul has many  nails.


Scheme A
Poetic Form
Metre 10110111110101111011111101110010111011101111011101011010100110011111001011100111111100101101011110111011110111111111101
Characters 509
Words 102
Sentences 8
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 1
Lines Amount 1
Letters per line (avg) 397
Words per line (avg) 105
Letters per stanza (avg) 397
Words per stanza (avg) 105

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Can you ever forgive yourself when you fail someone you love.

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Written on January 08, 2023

Submitted by Lowlarr on January 11, 2023

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Larry Lowry

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